66 ready to roll what tires?

[1966 ventura]

Last year I bought a 66 globetrotter. spent the whole year gutting, cleaning, wiring, staining, and riveting. Now I'm all set to roll. would like to take her on a short trip down to ohio. Before I go the last thing is a new set of sneakers. What type of tires and load rating would you folks recomend for a 20 footer? I don't have a manual and can't find a listing anywhere. Any places in northeastern ohio you folks would recomend for the maiden voyage. I would like to go to the airstream factory but probably not this trip.

[overlander63]

Welcome to the forums.
Tires would be ST225/75R15, load range D.

[Silver Threads]

Welcome, any pictures of all that work you have done? We LOVE pictures!

[Ganglin]

Welcome and congrats. on your remodel. A couple places in Northeast Ohio that might interest you:
Mosquito Lake State Park

Pymatuning State Park

[Streamin 65]

To add to Gary's suggestions- I grew up real close to Mosquito SP and it's OK. Quiet place, ranger makes sure of that. Many tree filled sites, Ice cream, shopping centers, etc. close by. Lake is man made, so the bottom is silt. Jet ski rental close to park. Haven't been to Pymatuming in 20 years or so, but remember having a good time there.
I'm not sure if their are any campgrounds in the area or what they may be like, but Geneva on the lake can be a pretty fun place as well. There's some small amusement parks, wineries, and restaurants along the lake. Headlands beach is huge and fun if you like swimming. It's around the NE corner of Ohio in Ashtabula county. I'd do a little research on the area and contact some of the campgrounds to see how they run their business. (Family sytle, more for bikers, etc) The area has been known to be rowdy at certian times of the year, but there are things more family oriented. Maybe someone who has been there recently will chime in with a good campground to set up at. Have fun!! --dave